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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-26
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TNOW ALL PERSONS BY THESE
IN PRESENTS.-That inasmuch as my
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board without cause, will not be re.
sponsble for any debts she may contract
since her desertion.
Given under my hand this the sth day
Of August lSe7.
Aug. Fit. WILLIAM II. FAUBER.
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Novels ana stories.

"1he Hmdredth MAN. novel by
Frank II. Stockton, author Of "The Lady.
or the Tiger ~ etc, begins in November.
Two novelettes by George w. Cable, stories
by Mary Hallock Foote, "Uncle Remus.'
Julian Hawthorne. Edward Eggleston.
and other prominent American authors
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Shenandoah Institute,
WOODSTOCK, VA.
? Wednesday, September ID,

Isl Standard high. Course Of Instruc'
ton thorough in all branches. Terms
| moderate.
MRS. JAS. II. WILLIAMS.
| Tnft- It'd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-08-26

cry case. | can give the best preferences
10 Woodstock and vicinity where have
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| am Agent for the celebrated Adams
geared
AUTOMATIC WIND MILL
and pumping mill, especially iron pumps
full description of which will convince
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over all others. Also Agent for Water
town
TRACTION ENGINE.
have on hand a number Of secondhand
engines on wheels, good as new for sale at
great bargain. have also on hand a
first class set of tools for drilling wells to
any depth up to 300 feet which will sell
at big bargain, and to convince the pur-
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before settlement for the tools.
For all information, price lists and cata-
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April Isl VI. Woodstock, Va.
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Special Features

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papers on the Food Question, with refer
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ArtesiGn Wells.

After working at the artesian
well business for nearly three
years, and having SPARED nc
pains nor expense in equipping
myself, having invested over
$1,000 In tools alone, | offer my
services to all who want wells
drilled and completely lifted
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Having opened up and put in full oper.
lCigar FactO Dry /!

Aug..5th-tf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
North Araoinr

North Iamsin..
Mrs Amanda Hastings %.
Massachusetts, !. v,.,,;,, her brother.
NJ Isaiah yonnc NJ Vim Youn.
AMI o,bor relative. !, town
H. r. Il u,..
VISITING her brother NJ Ia. y.
Rand.
Rev i r Ij,h,f,,t la. h.l
,.l. ac.a,; ;nu ,.l:., I'LL.
,r.,oa,.l H. ana, on, oc II. al.
,,.,.... , ,,....t..t.o ..n.
80 ~, - A. r.-.:.
of ra;rs.l, No ona c.rmel, If Han
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
Selection in the Poultry Yard.

Gull yolr hock, Those chickens
hat were matched in March ought TO
be Of good size and in good condition
now, aud if you live within reach OF Il
city, village or summer resort mark
ct for spring chickens. YOU better sell
the cockeres aud surplus pullets not
needed for home consumption, or Tor
breeders next season. now, Instead OF
keeping them for the fall and winter
market. Cockerels of any breed or
Of no particular breed, that Lave been
well kept right along. are in excellent
condition for the table when between
three and four months old, and at that
age will bring quite a much, usually
more. than at Thanksgiving or Christ
mas.
Gull carefully; keep the very best
cockerels and pullets. Those early
hatched pullet- are the ones that VIII
begin TO lay next fall, about the time
eggs bring a good price. and they are
the ones You must depend upon TO
hatch the early chickens next years
Later, in July and August, the surplut.
chickens of the April and May hatch
can be proftably culed the same way,
And the new breeder, the one who has
batched large number Of chickens
from eggs which he bought OF Old
breeders, must Gull closely. lie must
not, as so many new breeders do, act
upon the supposiion that every chick
Matched from eggs bought Of the best
breeders viii be a tirst-prize bird. In
every clutch Of chicks there will be
some that are not fit TO breed from,
and unless such chickens are culled
out every year the owner OF the flock
will not win much money or fame ass
poultry-breeder. The best breeder
are the loset cullers Prairie Farmer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
How to Cure Dog Of Sheep Killing.

W. 6. Ellis had an Irish setter dog
sent to him this spring, but as the dog
evinced stronghendestroying symptoms
Will gave him away 20 a friend over
Whitefield way. On arriving in the
country the dog soon made himself
familiar with the numerous fiocks of
poultry in that neighborhood, but not
seeming to derive satisfaction enough
from this amusement, he took TO rae
ing sheep. and his owner was advised
to remove him before he killed any.
The man brought him over to George
Cross for treatment, and Mr.. Cross
thinks he has cured him. He put the
dog iu pen with a vicious ram, and
never did dog receive such panel
ling in so short space of time as did
this one. When taken out he was very
much subdued, and he remembers his
lesson now, as the sight of sheep
is enough to make him turn tail and
fee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
For the Ellsworth Americana
Ny Home by Frenohman's Bay,

\ green hillside, sloping down to the tide.
Where blue waves circle aud play.
Where the good ship hesves her sail to 'he
breeze
Is NV home By Frenchman's Ray.
By many Il thought. my heart is taught
A. gaze on its surging spray
Aud watch the white wreaths, as they foam
and seethe
on the shore OF this beautiful bay.
For those emerald waves. come from far
distant caves
OF the ocean dark and lone.
And from silent graves. Of the manly aud
brave.
That a sepuleher there have found.
And think OF time in SUMMER cline,
When the Protestant French fed away
From the cruel brand of expressions hand,
To the shores Of our sheltering bay.
We'll | know their brave deed, implanted the
seeds
OF the home that Is mine to-day;
For forests once wild, OF birch-w ood aud pine.
Lined the banks Of this peaceful bay.
And see wild race. OF dark du>ky face,
And shadowy forms glide away
In birchen canoe DER these same pillows blue,
The waters OF Frcnchmsn's Bay.
In summer aud winter, the sunlight doth gilt
ter.
Alike on the mountains more distant,
In summer % green, IN winter they seem
Like castles in silver ANA crystal
And | think n | gaze on the incoming wave
That my day> like it, pillows are waiting
Ny frail bark nearer. home that j. dcarrr.
\ man>ion 81 light everlasting.
And long 70, that Ian |, on the golden strand.
Where there shall be- no more sea
For beyond the dark river. death cannot sever;
oh. that J.. thc home for me.
Aug Il :. q. SPRINGER.
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Don't w ait

Until yanr h ,ir becomes irr -'aia and
gray III, IL g.sas III asia.a ,as ''tr.tgl
10 prrseavr its beauty aui NrH
Keen I'D ~aur tailct-talle } "A Of
Ayers ll.-5s--tan only sing
yeu ryl t.e hair ami csc 2 httic,
daily, IL rye the natural color and
prevent ness.
Tho.n4a alay. Sharon Grove, Ky.
writes; "seyeral months ago my hair
commenced iah,ns cut, and IN few
,eueLs 10y heal WAS almost bald, |
:.3el rauy remedies, bu, they did no
-uoI. Z sally bought bottle Of Ayers
Hair Vi-as. ais'. after using only part
II the contents. my head was covered
with hra rsowth u l,air. | recon-
mend vopr paraiion as the best hair
rcstorer In i.- world.
my HAIR YES faded anil drA, writes
Mabel c. Hardy, ~ Delayan. I'll hut
after using a bottle q Ayers Hair vigor
), b,ea,,,4 ila,t aud .rinzsy y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
NOTICE.

ax- VIII remain at my Office over Parcher's
Drug Store Ta~s6ay and sosurday, eS cept
when out urgent business.
ss Residence, mr.. SWEETS n ease, Pine
4. G. MAGE1TMY. n. ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

"el III" up ''-"' WIZ "''N
II, Reject horse with scrasgy
hips. They never do credit |" Iced
lng. particularly II all" slack ~ t"'
l"'nS.
u hJ'', " i"'S' WIN " .''," -, w.
p. II !'7"' ~" '-" '''' '''''
.,ddlinr
u r. ,.. ,,..h t;o, or
short ncrk
IA Reject , horse tr.le.. d. haS !.
o...l rc,p Wtl,a r,nns, n.rk. thu
I.,J,. /. .a,.co..,,.a b,lh H., N,
Wthnut q ,nai rein a hgr.. a.,l a.,,r
break wrll
p. ...t. ,...t....
a,..... III IN. an g.. H.. >.
MORA forward. atol tie .'rcla'' v.'I Ito-
btllv b., def ,- 3. and the leverage
TOR the mu..l,- at tl.,. forehead q, f.
,,c1i,v
10 R.i.,, g, lsr-, If ,.ry .Iar,.
Tb,,. /. n.t .-a ,g..t-., .or IN,
Kat
\. 4 ~ -t "a. e,ot, p9ut,
Il lft .t.ua r. l.-.>. aui f.tm
v.ur opinion before the 81 t--e ID ,y-
III.
IL R..;.rt &, .arr..,,
or -ha'.n" "A. H. ia.s H 81" ,Hili-
cI"nt eapac''N FER 40 iu'--
=
m Ml'' " ''' "t'' '''''
WY '''''' '-''''''' ''' ''
i'' i'''' '''''
% '''' '''''N' Jus ''-''''' ''' ''''
~ REJECT h"T'' whose tore 'r-'
wear Stand b.bi..i he hor.. "a, By"
waih.,way fro., v.lt. aal,.u viii lc
able t.. no,t,, t.te.. lef,e... fth,v *
i.t.
81, p... ..... ,.l.t t....,
l,. !;
'teiN bette" thr A''e7'- ilt '"Hi"rinA'
non . essentially "eaN'
FL, Keirc hor.r ~jtr Inns or
With short RI with uprigAi pt-tcfr--
Long pa,ieru1 arr subject to -rrun,
Short o. ~ tight pA,tern- nl.,Ac 4 htf-r
uuplra-au, I. r'de. ami 81 acepu..t pt
extra conclusion. are apt T. Gags, 49,
sitic deposits,
-. Reject horse ~l'h to-, Tanned
IL, OF out The twist genera is OCCURS
4, the fetlock Toe turned ont aye
'.' W.. . 49,, - - ~,
J." "F'' '''' az .'' '''', ''-' '.'J
-, - ar 80 - 800
i ,'D''' = 80 - ~ -. - y,
-, "''' '''' 49, T"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25
STATE OF MAINE
TREAsURER'S OFFICE.

n ls~t Ant a. chap. f., sec. . of The Revised
[ statutes. will at the state Treasurer office
af Augusta, tho seventh taY 81 september
nsNt At eleven o'rls-rk 4. NJ, ~eU and convey nv
,cri g. tht highest bidder. all ih" interest Of the
state iu thp tract tf land hereinafter described,
living iu uuturag pufated township, said tracts
sAtng lcen forfeited to the STATE for state taxes
auI county taNe-, certified 10 the Treasurer OF
~iaty tor the wear lNSi.
TIE -Hic and convey Anc" ~ each tract 40 i'f
trf j.. - lfs-f o. 3 t-ht in The tarf
a, hose u aAf- have lrcsu fuTf,jt. g. redeem the
same lf ailN time Wthin me wear after the satc.hv
m ~. ut isns3cru. the purr hA-cT hi- proportion
e has thc purchaser paid therefor ~ the sale,
viIh Interest 81 tip rat. II twenty per cent p"r
a#nun from Use time ~ sale, and onc dollar tyr
It.isa-, sush AWbtr Wat TtsiCcm biz Interest l7
paving aforesaid e ihe IRA q state, a-
styi-rd Va slal e. -rc - III The Rev !si ~tafutrs
80 tract, however. NjN De- -Htt 40 prl'1' lr--
it4u tn. fnlI amount 8ur thereon for such unpaid
state and tnuuty taxes Interest and c''-fs g. siv-
~sJsl,-l ia tine fsiinp3u schedule
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

You may have plain horse even if
all the above very apparent defects are
absent, but you will. at least. havea
seryiceable one.
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Boston &Bangor SIS. Co.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
7...I.
BANGOR LIN e.

ID n HT0 I'D 1TTrEr
~ IA AZ AT AyGk - - q -AAs
- t..
'"h'i., i''li- N.''-ii ''l' '.'.5 r. l7' s 'i''
tiA"-"r az u Z o. .a'it NtIt .,'
H-WFfrnt y iN''ii .iI N'f N-i''t' t"t "-.''t
~tF- n"Tf belfast >'itittift a'ii '+i' i''' Nt
airi if"-'"h
EtFt E\i<s
...t. ... SAVANNAH. I'LL
t t.tl..t Ftt, .,'.,f na.,t4. tt.i..,ut I,
" ..,r-tt fr,.s,, Es-tlfI t...,ltip..st u
I,r.ti,,.
mrtuiLt s HlL~wogTH LINE.
steamer ilrnrE N"T,-'h MiH rafr I'm Aiali
Er..Afn. I.r,.ttr Marsh. Elurhta. ~urrg ami tll-
Efrt E>!N9 10 Ehthi NNi'-
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&c. b(|RR||L,
b an k er,
STATE STREET,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE
Does a General Banking Bnsi
ness same as an Incorpora-
ted Bank.

deposit aNcnuHts rrcciyet suhiept ID, ts..s
sight
Certificates uf Deposit ISSUED ut..r.. M
maui or At fixed date bearing iut.rt..s a.. .,, a.
,,.,''t ,'.Ns ~ ~ 1900 ''Hi"'- a41 M
ailc1t Bends ca-hctl or exchanged
Choice investments ScCuritir. CONSTANT,
hand.
i%ans hatt nn h,"i'SSR's 30 hr-l lass Bea
commercial paper.
The Interests Of our cnrrvspou4,Hls viii D..
carefully regarded strict attention -..ta q. ts.l
"riers aud requests by mail or othFra -. sut s,s
prompt and faithful execution uf rtt.r a, ..s,s So,
aim IN merit their esteem and cuun,i,..,
Banking hours from 10 IL 4 NJ ta.. from. I,t
VI, heal time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

Pimples and Blotches,
So disazurins to tie face. forehead, and
neck. may b. entirely removed by the
use II Ayers Sarsaparilla. the best and
safest Alternative ami Blood FURTHER ever
discoyrrrl
Or. j. c. Aver & Co, Lowet Nsas.
s5tf ++v
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Imperial Fire ms. Co.
OF LONDON

[ and ~t.ttr Bonds Market Value. ...
Real Estate pp urd hy CO.. once
RWliiuE~ !u New York aud Pm
abciphlA.
CASH 10 Bank, hands of lru-ftr-. aus
Dtury.
Premiums in gpuI- 81 cuilrctluu. ..t..t
Interest ami Krnts accrued.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-08-25

la all rectal diseases Including piles Hztulae vi
GERS and tuwor-. Al operations performed un-
der thr local action ST cocaine, rendering ticm
painless to the patient and avoiding the Ii-a gree
able and -omrW hat hazardous effect. af -ther.
Cures perfect AMI permanent. Write for infur
nation or consult in person 3nl2l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-31
Q~ouiiiana State Qotterp So.

Dtefes sngiiut lipnrbe I'm Sabre 1ss6 fas
guiebunes. nnb @obltbdtistfitt Bnede bon
bsr StaatsIegisIatur far ben 9eitraum bon
flnfuubapanste Sabren gtfetE4 ineospcrirt
NIT eiussn RapttaI bon $1,000, 0o0, % psI9esa
he ieitter einea asferbsfonb' boa $3.50, 600 bin.
auaefist bat. Dur9 Elm aberf4pensIi9es
nst,sla Dasesu tsss Ssss,s ssn LEU pct ssssa.
Q. December 1873.
SIRE arcsen 8tebanseu bon etutek
uen Hummern fu6eu uouatIi& hatt.
AiemaIs nirb cine Sie6ung berf&oben. Man
Isfe ua&foIsenben plan.
@rpet u.cnatli&e 3itbung
IN Der Geabeuat Of Wufe, Asp Orlsans,
Dienffas ben s. Gebriar 1887.
100000 Iidets 40 $40 ienes.
SaIbe S.. Tanfta 81 3ebntet 81.
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2179 i'm Betra9e bon $535,0O0
~ anfrasen fur aeeuten, iohie aatep
fir Clubs t6nnen nur In ber DfFee 10 Ath
brieans semn9t tverben.
Hese adberer a~ustunft i@reibe man bentiia
bic sanae abrehe.
Tean l9ide @elb bur4 |ofal v q.
ten, GrrreB Wonep Orber, Rem Ocri
Be9jel ouf New Orleans.
Nriefe NIT gurreneb unberdnSert per erpreb
aDtr sabIen eyprebtofen.
W. u. Daupbtn,
asp Orleaus, Ia
Wan abreffre resilrirte 1riefe an bic
Neu Orleons Noticnol Bant.
Rein Orleans, ca.
Gbparb Weere, Meent,
al aeeauia straIe, San anteuio, Ssras
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Sam Sltttpmip 9cittidbes Sell SeSmftitnt
~gegrunbet bon ben
9oetoren So6m %a6mtant atto Otto 22ssoseo.

Su 2ekrn biefer 3ehung hermit bic Na1ridt, baB mir, bic Obeugenanuteu
Merste unb Wunbdrste an Der ge BON Commerce unb 2ofopa Strase,
(S@o3s gebduoe) Obises Snfhut sesranoet babeu. gMr baben unfre stus
6mn in ben befen lniperftdten Der gDdt gema6t ub t0nnen uniere Siplone
in unierr Office seieben psrbeu. Mebr as 3oiabrige grfabraag Fbt uMs CUR
Settle ub furhren mir ble 2ranfbiten nit Gebhgett, ne1e bon anoereu
Ier3ten as runbeHbar4 be3ei6net neroen.
Roufuliahonen Fnb FIRE fr aae unb wereen ole Seiudenbe nit artset
bebanbeIt. 8eTonoere gmpfangs=3immer fit Serren ub Oamen. Mr nols
sieben irsembpeI@e Operationen unO bee9usn BITE btlltsfsn
preife.
p- Mnfragen aus benz 9anbe perben beautporkt unb 9eebiainen per gS'
peB berianbt. mir fpre@en beutf9, englif9 unb iran 36Ff9.
gr befuhen 3ranfe in Ser Sta6t unb i'm 2anbe, penn gepln1t. -Da
Mower County transcript., 1887-10-05

=: DIR. @, J. Rowley sends us a circular
giving the attractive features of Downey,
Los Angeles county, Cal, where lie is
now located. The climate and produc-
tions of that part of California make it
a wonderfully pleasant place to live in.'
Following is list Of marriage licens.
es issued since last report: Henry Schulz
to Bertha Miller, both of Mower county.
Aug. 80; Homer Wood to Lura Hubbard,
both of Mower, Aug. 80; Nick Schauth
to :Thressa Schomaker, both of Mower,
Sept. 2; Chas. A. Litchfield to Carrie A.
Edwards, both of Mower, Sept. s; Louis
A. Groby to Lilley Ida Sprott, both OF
Mower, Sept. 6; John Hudson to Myrtle
Bostwick. both of Mower, Sept. 10; Chas.
I. Ramsey,of Iowa, to Maude E. Hender-
son Of Mower, Sept. 13; George B. Briggs
to Minnie Hermes, both Of Mower, Sept.
13; Chas. Eager to Mrs. Mary G.. Hill.
both Of Mower, Sept. "a; Rear r. Oswold
to Anna 8. Haraldson, both Of Mower,
Sept. 10; Michael Fink to Anna Rierson,
both Of Mower, Sept, 10; John r. Fair
banks to Mary Vaughn, both of Mower.
Sept. 20; John w. Shelby. of Iowa, to
jessie a. Beiseker, Of Mower, Sept. 80.
Mower County transcript., 1887-10-05
ACTIVITY AT THE BRICK YARD.

ACTlVITY AT THE BRICK YARD.
The brick company has been de.
layed in their work by not being
able to get lumber until lately. Now
they have lumber and active opera
tions are being pushed. The main
building, leoxeo, is being hurried
along and the wing 75x50 will follow
at once. The machinery is ready fo1
shipment and will be put in as soon
as the buildings are ready. 1t is ex.
pected to have it in place In three
wee ks. Clay is being hauled now to
be in readiness for the machinery
when it starts. At present there are
4s men on the payroll, besides the
stone masons. The company has
paid out $1,000 during the month,
which shows that something is being
done in the way of development.
Mower County transcript., 1887-10-05
sUDDEl DEATH. !.

Telegram to Austin friends Saturday
evening brought the sad news Of the
udden death Of y. u Bart Lewis, brother
OF Ned Lewis. He was conductor on
9 work train on the Soc" road. His
death WAS caused BY the train running
over q COW. a brakeman was killed al
the sametime. The accident happened
near Escanaba, Mich. The remains were
brought to Austin Yesterday afternoon
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. B. n.
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrill,, par
|ents Of the widow and their sons, Ira
and Arthur, Of Minneapolis. Their
daughter, Mrs, Warren, and husband Of
St. Paul, and Mrs. J, F., Taylor, wife Of
the general passenger agent, aud her sis
ter Miss Hattie Whetton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leland. DR.. Livingstone and Mrs. Brew.
ster. of Wells, Joined them here. ~
. They were met at the depot by large
delegation from the Odd Fellows organ
izatlon and other friends. The funeral
services were conducted at the Congre.
gational church by Rev. Mr.. Cochrene.
of Mankato, an old friend of the family,
who hastened to assist in the performance
OF the last sad rites at the earnest request
of Mrs. Lewis.
Mower County transcript., 1887-10-05
VIgOr and Vitality

Are quickly given to every part of the
body by Hoods Sarsaparilla. That tired
feeling is entirely overcome The blood
is purified, enriched, and vitalized, and
carries health instead of disease to every
organ. The stomach is toned and streng-
thened, the appetite restored. The kid
neys and liver are reused and invigorated.
The. brain is refreshed. the mind made
clear and ready forwork. Try 1t.
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AUSTIN MARKET.

The Palace Bakery is now open, where
bread, rolls, pies and cakes can always be
had. Oysters served in all styles. Warm
meals served to order.
WEIsEL & BERDEN.
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Picnic Supper.

The ladies of Lansing will hold pic
mic supper on Thursday, Oct. 10. 1887,
for the benefit of our church. All are
cordially invited to attend. A good time
is expected. All interested in church
matters should attend and help the good
cause MRS. WEBER, Secretary.
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DIR. STEVENSON,

Albert Lea. will be in Austin, Thursday Sept.
8, at Hotel Robinson, when all suffering from
those diseases should call on him. He brings
first class references, tt q
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

BUSINESS LOCALS.
s. Sweningsen sells all grades of Elg,n
Watches.
Giles & Shepherd have the choicest
line of cigars in the city.
House for rent Inquire of G. H.
Davidson.
Go to Giles & Shepherds for tty pa.
per and insect powder.
JAS. keenan, sells the best wind mill
pumps in the world.
The TRANSCRIPT for sale at the post
office by w. E. HELEN.
Genuine Moxie the great nerve tonic
at Giles Il Shepherds soda fountain.
"Yes. | got my perfume at Giles &
Shepherds, They keep the best.
"A new and complete assortment of
path and carriage sponges at Giles &
Shepherds.
Owing to ill health S. e. Oleson will
close out his entire stock of furniture at
reduced prices. If
If you want copy of the TRANS.
cRIPT, call on w. E. HELEN, at the post
office news stand.
Go to VIM. Howe's Office for perfect
abstracts of title. Ten years experience.
Loans at lowest rates.
just received, some choice Oil PANT
ings, Looking Glasses and Wall pockets,
at A. Folsom's Variety Store.
Tsaac CIV nrnnriator of park Dairv
will deliver milk to any part of the city,
morning or evening, to suit customers.
Will furnish milk for families, delivering
1t in private cans for children. Leave
orders at McBride's grocery or at resi-
dence, Sd ward.
For sale 100 acres in section 8, town
of Oakland. Ten miles from Austin three
fourths of mile from Lutheran church,
A bargain for some one. Enquire at
TRANSCRIPT office. ..,. ~. . -
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FOR SALE. ORGAN.

A good organ for sale at reasonable
rates. Second Hand. For particulars
enquire at Austin Furniture store.
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%Daily except Sunday. tDaily.
Nos 2 and 8 carry Kansas City sleepers and St.
Louis coaches,
Nos and carry ST. Louis sleepers and Kansas
City coaches; Chicago sleepers from Marshalltown
and Waterloo.
Nos 12a, 96, 123 and 125 do not carry passengers.
G. w. TURNER,
Art. Austin